Pakistan, India players may team-up in potential Afro-Asia Cup revival

Pakistan, India players may team-up in potential Afro-Asia Cup revival

Top cricketers from Pakistan and India might play on the same team again, thanks to a recent development within cricketing authorities that could lead to the return of the Afro-Asia Cup.

The Afro-Asia Cup, which took place in 2005 and 2007, featured two teams: the Asia XI, made up of leading subcontinental players, including those from Pakistan and India, and the Africa XI, which combined players from South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Kenya.

The tournament attracted significant attention and praise from cricket enthusiasts worldwide; however, it was discontinued after only two editions due to broadcasting issues and political obstacles.

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Shortly after Jay Shah was appointed as the Chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC), conversations surrounding the revival of the Afro-Asia Cup began to gain momentum.

While the tournament has traditionally been held in the One-Day format, the upcoming edition might be played in T20 format.

I don't think they make team-up in this Afro Asia cup. It's not easy for both teams. I think the political issues is happened. And something between players deference. What you think about that. Leave a comment about this news.

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